Sql Simplified:: Learn to Read and Write Structured Query Language

by Cecelia L. Allison

SQL Simplified: Learn To Read and Write Structured Query Language is a low cost book that focuses extensively on the implementation of Structured Query Language (SQL) rather than on database design or on the Database Management Systems (DBMSs) that implement SQL.

This book simplifies the concepts of SQL, enabling anyone to quickly grasp the fundamentals of SQL. Each chapter includes examples, important notes and key terms. Additionally, this book highlights many key differences in SQL script used in a number of different database management system platforms and tests your comprehension of each chapter using quizzes and assignments. After completion of this book, you should feel confident using SQL in any relational database environment.

About the Author:


Cecelia L. Allison is originally from St. Petersburg, Florida. She is a freelance Web master and also works as an author/facilitator instructing students on Structured Query Language (SQL) over the Internet through universities, colleges, and other educational facilities around the world.

Cecelia has been using SQL for many years. Through her past and present employment she has gained extensive experience in writing and implementing SQL. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance and a Master of Science degree in Computer Information Systems.

212 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 1, 2003

About the author

Cecelia L. Allison has a professional background as a software tester and technical specialist. She is currently a published author, freelance Web master, and an on-line professor.

She wrote and facilitates an on-line SQL course entitled Introduction to SQL that is offered on-line through hundreds of accredited colleges, universities, and other accredited educational facilities world wide. She also facilitates on-line technical courses for ITT Technical Institute and Park University.

Cecelia is the author of several database books. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Finance and a Master of Science in Computer Information Systems."

Reviews

[Mohammad Etayeb · Rating 3 out of 5]

a very good book for starters it will put you on the first step, but not that useful for mid-level database developers, it will not move you any forward.